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We’ve been hard at work this sprint. We’ve added new features to dashboards, while gearing up for our Service Standard Public Beta Assessment on the 27 August. Passing this assessment will give us permission from the Government Digital Service to …
Despite the current overhyped status of the internet of things, real-time and near real-time data is an important topic in both the private and public sectors. Whether the data is...
...Node size reflects account importance: typically weighted by either incoming connections/followers or eigenvalue centrality which reflects how well connected an individual is to parts of the network with greatest connectivity....
...the live version can be found on the prototypes page. A dashboard of sorts The underlying hosting and back-end infrastructure of this prototype is similar to that of the river...
...technical details behind their creation. In the meantime, feel free to explore the page, and be aware that you'll get the best experience using Chrome, Safari or Firefox browsers. Visualising...
We're a bit light this sprint since a few people are taking their summer hols. But we've still got a few things to share: This sprint What browsers people use to access a service We've made a prototype module to …
At the Performance Platform we regularly run workshops with service managers to get more understanding of their needs. This time we asked them to design their own dream analytics dashboards. While the dashboards sketched by service managers aren’t likely to …
...now displayed on the right hand side. You’ll also notice we now show the latest value about your service rather than the average. This is because our performance dashboards are...
We've started publishing sprint notes as a way to keep you up to date on what we've delivered and what we're working on next. We structure our work into 6-sprint blocks, and this was the second sprint of 6. Each …